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A solid, well-timed tackle is a thing of true beauty. The English attitude is correct.

 

It's art.

 

Parker vs Joe Cole :fwap:

 

Just thinking about that tackle makes me hard.

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If you're a tryhard English who is when it comes down to it s**** to middling, you'll be let off.

This isn't true. Parker & Milner had the crowds on their back for a lack of ability, creative flair and they worked their socks off. Until Ashley came and made people believe we where total s*** and lucky to be in the division the SJP crowd was very rough. Players that tried hard and didn't hide but didn't have great ability on the ball often got some stick. Looking backing they would be better served doing a Jenas (hiding, not take responsibility) or a Dyer (feign injury). Actually, it's best to hide and somehow work hard ala Colback

 

 

 

Both of those players were employed creatively when they were criticised. Parker was universally loved when he was more of a defensive midfielder in his first season, Milner was a right winger who only looked any good when he moved to Villa and was played in the middle.

 

Aye but they where tryhard Englishmen with average ability and the crowd got on their backs.

 

If you're an creative player who is not doing it. The crowd got on you. Didn't matter where you where from.

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He always had technical ability and playing in the centre was his best position,  imo. I believe he played there for villa, where he probably played his best football of his career.

 

Pretty sure he never played in the middle for us to even be able to make that prediction, might be wrong though.

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If you're a tryhard English who is when it comes down to it s**** to middling, you'll be let off.

This isn't true. Parker & Milner had the crowds on their back for a lack of ability, creative flair and they worked their socks off. Until Ashley came and made people believe we where total s*** and lucky to be in the division the SJP crowd was very rough. Players that tried hard and didn't hide but didn't have great ability on the ball often got some stick. Looking backing they would be better served doing a Jenas (hiding, not take responsibility) or a Dyer (feign injury). Actually, it's best to hide and somehow work hard ala Colback

 

 

 

Both of those players were employed creatively when they were criticised. Parker was universally loved when he was more of a defensive midfielder in his first season, Milner was a right winger who only looked any good when he moved to Villa and was played in the middle.

 

Aye but they where tryhard Englishmen with average ability and the crowd got on their backs.

 

If you're an creative player who is not doing it. The crowd got on you. Didn't matter where you where from.

 

Pedantic, I know, but there is a difference between where and were and it's driving me mad here.

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He always had technical ability and playing in the centre was his best position,  imo. I believe he played there for villa, where he probably played his best football of his career.

 

Pretty sure he never played in the middle for us to even be able to make that prediction, might be wrong though.

 

Nope, he didn't iirc.

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If you're a tryhard English who is when it comes down to it s**** to middling, you'll be let off.

This isn't true. Parker & Milner had the crowds on their back for a lack of ability, creative flair and they worked their socks off. Until Ashley came and made people believe we where total s*** and lucky to be in the division the SJP crowd was very rough. Players that tried hard and didn't hide but didn't have great ability on the ball often got some stick. Looking backing they would be better served doing a Jenas (hiding, not take responsibility) or a Dyer (feign injury). Actually, it's best to hide and somehow work hard ala Colback

 

 

 

Both of those players were employed creatively when they were criticised. Parker was universally loved when he was more of a defensive midfielder in his first season, Milner was a right winger who only looked any good when he moved to Villa and was played in the middle.

 

Aye but they where tryhard Englishmen with average ability and the crowd got on their backs.

 

If you're an creative player who is not doing it. The crowd got on you. Didn't matter where you where from.

 

I'd literally just said why people got on Milner and Parker's backs. 

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The wife of a former Rangers footballer shot dead while out shopping for baby clothes collapsed to her knees after seeing her husband's body.

 

Arnold Peralta, 26, suffered 18 head wounds in the deadly attack in his Honduran hometown of La Ceiba, police said.

 

The midfielder was on holiday on the country's Caribbean coast when he was shot dead outside Uniplaza mall.

 

He was out shopping with his wife to buy baby clothes for their three-month-old daughter Camilla, according to newspaper El Heraldo.

 

Selvin Fernandez, a spokesman for La Ceiba public ministry, said: "The cause of death was open cranial trauma, and there were approximately 18 entrance and exit wounds.

 

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